House considers adding offices in size increase plan
Washington Jan AP House leaders study advisability of approving during this session an appropriation between 4 000 000 and 10 000 000 for an addition to the House Office Building Specifications call for about 250 office suites for Representatives a gymnasium and a swimming pool disclosed by Representative Bacharach Republican New Jersey
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Washington, Jan
Hilding
Bacharach
New Jersey
Sloan's Liniment Helps Survey Party In Canadian Wilds
A survey party from British Columbia kept in fine condition 300 miles from civilization using Sloan's Liniment. The chief carried the first aid supply and reported it relieved bruises stiff muscles and soreness while weeks of exposure. Sloan's promotes real relief by aiding the body's recovery and blood flow rather than merely dulling pain. Available at all druggists 36 cents.
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British Columbia
Civilization
Ant Mak
Sloan
Rioters Loot Homes as Kiukiang Foreigners Evacuate
Chinese mobs raid the foreign quarter of Kiukiang Kiangs province forcing the entire foreign population to flee. Reports say British and American residents boarded gunboats for Shanghai as Cantonese troops assumed control of the concession amid the unrest.
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Shanghai
Kiangs
Pyas
Khikiang
Yangtze
Shanghi
Barriera
Cantones
Moba
Vietera
Kiuklang
Car Lands in Cop's Yard Driver Held
John Jetmar of 39 Manila Avenue Hamden Conn was arrested in Milford by Detective James Dorsey and Officer James Maher Jr on a charge of operating an automobile while under the influence. Jetmar’s car skidded on Clark Street, struck a yard fence at Captain M H Fowler’s home, and the vehicle ended in the yard. He was arraigned in Milford court this morning on bond.
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John Jetmar
Manila Avenue
Hamden
Conn
Milford
James 5. Dorsey
James M. Maher, Jr
Stanor
Jetmar
Clark Street
M. OH. Fowler
Ford Police
Jetwar
Stanton Georgia Poet Hoped to Meet Old Friends After Death
ATLANTA AP reports poet Frank I Stanton creator of Just From Georgia wrote two poems before death, longing for old friends and memories. Funeral planned tomorrow afternoon at his Stanton home with Bishop Warren A Candler officiating, as the poet’s longtime Georgia column ends.
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Atlanta
Sun
Frank I. Stanton
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
George
Stanton
Warren A. Candler
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Minister Disclaims Bar Journal Ad for Pastorate Appears Today
East Hampton January 9 AP Rev Dr Hubert Stafford who left South Congregational church at year end says he would quit the ministry rather than advertise in newspapers for a pastorate He notes he did not place the Hartford ad and prefers recommendations over self promotion The Connecticut Bar Journal debuts today as a quarterly publication of the Connecticut State Bar Association detailing state official writings and bar affairs.
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East Hampton
Hubert &. Stafford
Utley Sisters
Stafford
The
Connecticut Bar Journal
Connecticut State Bar Association
John H. Trumbull
Willim H. Blodgett
State Bar Association
John M. Cathley
Supreme Court of Errors
William M. Marble
Judra Arthur F. Ells
Walter D. Makepeace
Waterbury
H. Allen Barton
Greenwich
Thompson dies in electric chair for Coshocton murder
Robert F. Thompson, fifty four, Coshocton Ohio, was executed in the electric chair at the Ohio prison for the murder in July of Gertrude D Ostrolph ten near Coshocton. He was convicted of killing the girl after a criminal assault.
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Columbus
Robert F. ‘Fhompson
Coshocton
Ohio
Gertrude D'Ostrolph
Device Will Stop Accidental Gas Deaths, Says Man
George Yovanovitch of Fairfield invented a gas flow shutoff device after a wager. With a mechanical engineer and a chemist guest, he demonstrated a practical system to automatically cut illuminating gas if released by accident. He plans a bell signal when gas escapes.
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George Yovanovitch
Florence Street
Fairfield
New York City
Ayer
Yovanovitch
Yoganovitch
Suffield Inn Destroyed by Fire
The Suffield Inn, a three story, 20 room establishment, was destroyed by a fire that broke out on an upper floor. The inn, closed for winter, had been vacated by owner Franklin W. King and his family. no one was inside. Estimated loss set at 18000. Cause believed to be a defective chimney.
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Suffield
Jan
Suffield Inn
Franklin W. King
Telephone Official on Ship in Mid Ocean Hears First Radiophone Talks
Harry B. Thayer, chairman of the board of AT&T, aboard the Hner Blancamano, reports he listened in on the inaugural trans Atlantic radiophone call. He says he heard a clear conversation with the Spainward path and that land listeners heard only the New York side.
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New York
San
Spain
Hner Blancamano
Harry B. Thayer
Telephone Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Thayer
The
Atlantic
Danbury Parties Seek Candidates For Mayor's Post
Danbury in January special report notes the city election is under three months away as Republicans consider Alderman DeKlyn as their likely standard bearer. DeKlyn, wealthy and popular, chairs the fire and water committee and enjoys support among younger Republicans and women. Democrats reportedly courted ex Mayor Sunierland to run.
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Danbury
Jan
Atiff
Alsterman F. Ward
DeKlyn
Fire and Water Committee
May
Anthony Sunierland
Albany Charges Stock Fraud Plan Involving South American Gems
Attorney General Albert Ottinger accused George Graham Rice and associates of a stock fraud scheme using South American diamonds and emeralds as bait. The case targets Columbia Emeraldé Development and Wall Street Iconoclagy. an injunction remains limited to stock sales as proceedings continue in Brooklyn.
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Albany
South America
Albert Ottinger
George Graham Rice
Columbia Emeraldé Development Corporation
Frederick Lewisohn
Nash Rockwood
Saratoga
Frann J. Silva
Wall Street Iconoc
Would Fingerprint Every Child in U S at School Age
The Federal Fingerprint Association plans to fingerprint every child when they reach school age. A special committee will draft a bill, with Senator Walsh expected to sponsor, seeking Congressional authority. The aim is to maintain fingerprints for authorities as a universal identification tool, potentially building a central bureau for all citizens.
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Washington
United States
Federal Fingerprint Association
Walsh
Massachusetts
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